Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-31
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Branches of the Irish National League
are to be organized in all the wards OF the
city.
Joseph Redding has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Art Association for the ensuing
term.
Thomas J. Cazenau has been held 10 an
swer on three charges of felony embezzle-
ment.
Frank Nichols, boatman, found the
body of an unknown man floating in the
bay yesterday.
DR.. Josselyn has been acquitted of the
charge of manslaughter in causing the
death of woman.
John Arnoup, an eccentric character of
literary tastes, has been missing in Oak
land for several months.
John McPolin has sued the Oregon De-
velopment Company for $4,000 damages
for injuries received while in their employ
A. A. Baker was arrested Tuesday at the
Mission on three charges of felony. He IS
accused of feloniously assaulting young
girls.
The jury in the case of John P. Jackson
against the Post Publishing Company, for
SO, GIG for services as President of the COM
pany, has disagreed.
Joseph Fleming, subscription solicitor
for the San Francisco Examiner, was ar
rested yesterday in Oakland, accused of an
assault upon little girl, six years old.
Work on the California and Nevada Mar
row. Gauge Railroad was resumed on Tues
day, and the road will be pushed farther
into Contra Costa county this summer.
Joseph Meehan, who was shot in the jaw
about two weeks ago by Young Tug "
Wilson during quarrel in Third-street
saloon, is in very precarious condition.
and it is now supposed that he will not re-
cover.
Louis NJ Peralta, well known pioneer
Californian, has been appointed by Wells,
Fargo & Co. to position of responsibility
in their express Office in the City of Mexi-
CO, and will shortly leave to enter upon his
new duties.
Michael Atwood, of McMinnville, Or,
inquiries for information concerning Bird
get Atwood, of Callan, county Kilkenny,
Ireland, who came to San Francisco in
1849. Her friends have not heard from her
in many years.
| Calvin P Graves, arrested in Oakland
for the killing of two game wardens in
Maine last November, declares that he
acted solely in self-defense. The wardens,
he says, undertook to shoot him because
he resisted their attempts to confiscate his
hunting dog.
On Tuesday night police officers took a
| drunken man named John A. WEIGH Fl ON
a rear room in the Colosseum saloon. cor
ner of Jackson and Kearny streets. Upon
being searched at the city prison over 81 600
in currency and certificates of deposit were
found in his pockets.
The parents of Louis Mesnickow, who
reside at 602 Second street, are greatly ex-
ercised as to the whereabouts of the young
man. He left home on Saturday morning,
and worked until O'Clock at the printing
office of Nelson C. Hawks. He drew his
weeks salary, and has not since been seen
or heard from.
The anxious public who have been for
several weeks looking for the opening of
the lines of the Postal Telegraph Company
for general Eastern and European business
were greatly gratified Tuesday afternoon
by the announcement that the company
was ready for business.
The law-and-order party of Alameda has
already opened the municipal campaign.
| They claim that this will be the most i'm
portant election ever held in Alameda, de-
| termining as it does, the character of the
men and the principles that are to directits
affairs for four years. No such interest was
ever before shown in city election.